Charter Revision Committee See Resignations From Two Seats
Judge Ralph V. Beery and Alderman William Lavery reportedly resigned from the Charter Revision Committee amid a motionless stalemate over the charter rewrite. The pair’s exits follow earlier resignations as the body reels from internal disputes and indecision about the revision pace and structure.
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Ana
William 3. Lavery
Tldermanic
Charter Commission
Symthemo
Divorces Rise in Massachusetts as Marriages Lag Behind
Census Bureau figures show 3.4 divorces per 1000 people in 1902 up from 2.3 in 1890, with most counties reporting higher divorce rates than marriages. The report notes conditions contributing to divorce and reflects statewide trends in family stability.
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Massiehastus
Bureau of Census
Priv
Connecticut Medical Exam Passes Ten Doctors Instate Examination
The Medical Examining Board saw 28 candidates pass the recent writer examination, with 24 more taking a further test. Four failed and two papers await board action. Names of those passing are listed with affiliations to Hartford, New Haven, Meriden, Bridgeport and other Connecticut institutions, reflecting entries from various hospitals and medical schools.
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ORD
Peiition Randema Anl
Connecticut
Pour
Tainty-four
Truck With Faulty Brakes Triggers Arrests
A driver named Phelan faced charges for brake failure after a collision with a chemical truck. The court ordered Tarifa, owner of the involved car, held in custody. arrests followed in connection with the incident.
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Henry O Hean
Ore Street
Wits Arly
AL Farina
Irrest Am
Phelan
Tarifa
Police arrest Wessler in alleged drunken breach of peace
Officers subdued Mer Wessler after he allegedly became vitely abusive in Stratford near Fairfield Street. He faced charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace as police reported the incident yesterday morning.
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Mer
Edward Kessler
Wis Street
Bairfield
Prisoner Hand Cut Off In Court Assault Case
Fragmented report recalls a brutal court case where a prisoner had his right hand cut off and affixed to the gibbet as punishment. The Farle of Thanet was fined $6,000 and given seven years imprisonment for rioting. A separate note mentions Congreve and Malins in colonial era events.
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Tustovs
Stuerts
Ghiardin
Salisbury
Farl
Thanet
Congreve
Via American
Chinet Liar Malins
New York
Intercollegiate golf match Sweetser and Evans versus Lamprecht and Cummings
In a tense inter-collegiate golf duel at a 30th yard event Sweetser trailed Lamprecht early but surged later to a commanding lead. Cummings rallied with seven pars on the outward nine, cutting the deficit, while Evans and Lamprecht faced a tight finish as Sweetser held a dormie situation on the final holes before the match ended in a halved or decisive result.
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Ertser
Cummings
Pas Delicerha
Shampion
Tony Iron
Sweetser
Dormie
Evans
Yale
Otting and Ladies Races Postponed at Pequot Yacht Club
The annual Otting and Ladies races scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the Pequot Yacht Club have been postponed to a later date by the regatta committee because several club yachts are entered in races at Laaruh Nant NY. The club cruise at Poota tuck Yacht glutt will be tomorrow afternoon with plans to depart Saturday night.
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Pequot Yacht Club
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Laaruhnant
Pootatuck
Gloyd
Sund
Prudential Lie Insurance Men Hold BG Gating
Prudential Lie Insurance men held a gathering with annuity agents from Waterbury Norwalk Stamford Bridgeport Waterbury area. Assistant contest details show awards and medals for local participants. A potato race and shoe race recognized winners with a shore dinner served at four o'clock.
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Ann Tie
Sreploy
Ann
Peacedential Li
Thsuyande Company
Thubury
Soul Norwalk
Stamford
Rid Port
Waterhi
Torrington
Aiatera
B. Cou
Waterbury
I. Meher
Martford
Istrieti
Schipder
Kew
Vorle
Bridgeport
A. Wolfe
A. Realtt
New Haven Lawyer Asks $100 A Day For Legal Work
New Haven July 1 Arthur Klein lawyer who served as attorney for the receiver in the Ar gelo Porto bankruptcy case had his claim of 1005 rejected. He argued his services were worth 100 a day but others, including James Hart and Fr Woodruff, disputed the amount, noting lawyers’ fees often exceed those of other professionals.
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Arthur Klein
Argelo Porto
Vistuer
Thomas
James Hart
Klein
Fr. Woodruff
Mart
One Cent Verdict Sets Penny Worth of Affections
In Ward County, a farmer jury awarded Harland Foote one cent in the suit by Fay Fredericks' husband for alleged alienation of affection. The verdict found for Foote with each side to pay its own costs. The claim sought $25,000 in damages.
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Bowling Green
Ward
Fay Fred
Fredericks
Harland Foote
Ian
Vwrederinik
Autoist Pays $100 For Racing With John Law
Harry Gingell of this place was caught speeding while drunk after a chase from Thomaston to Worvington. He pleaded guilty in Thomaston court and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. Deputy Sheriff Hillery Muir pursued him ten miles to Warrington.
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Hillery’ Muir
Thomaston
Worvington
Harry Gingell
Plane crash near harbor injures two aviators at Port Hamilton
Plan Crasslgs in York on July 26 reports two aviators were apparently injured when their plane crashed into the harbor after Port Hamilton. They were rescued from the water by a dappled crew.
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York
Weir
Hamilton
Daune
Meriden Train Disaster Leaves Five Dead
Five people were killed in a train incident in Meriden as investigators described the death as self-inflicted actions. Peter Lup, a veteran street story worker, was among those identified at the scene with authorities noting ice Haven read there by a New Wa. Tso. The medical examiner cited circumstances pointing to an act of self-harm.
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Peter Lup
Etory
Ice Haven
Wa. Tso
City in Park bids to renovate old house for Fatfr ehild Memorial
The park site renovation plan seeks bids to install heating, plumbing, and electrical work in an old house donated to the Fatfr ehild Memorial Park. The Virkt board invites proposals with a bid deadline of July 28 at 12 m. Texas reports an aerial counter to bolt weevils, surprising the pests.
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Fatfrehild Memorial Park
Tvirkt Board
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